Dog Running & Enrichment
In the Kansas City Area
The Goal Isn’t a Tired Dog. The Goal Is a Fulfilled Dog.
One-on-one outings designed around your dog’s physical, behavioral, and emotional welfare.
Running, sniffing, exploring, and making choices all have value. Every 30-minute session is shaped around the dog in front of me—not a predetermined number of miles.
Monthly plans starting at $190
More Than a Dog Walk
Some dogs want to run. Others would rather stop and investigate every smell along the way. Most enjoy a little of both.
I pay attention to your dog’s body language, environment, energy level, and preferences and adjust the outing accordingly.
If your dog needs distance, we create distance. If the weather changes, we adapt. If running isn’t appropriate that day, we do something else.
The activity changes to meet the dog—not the other way around.
Every session is provided by a professional dog trainer with an understanding of canine behavior, body language, stress, arousal, and learning.
Choose Your Routine
Every monthly plan includes personalized 30-minute, one-on-one Running & Enrichment sessions, priority scheduling, and a post-session update.
4 Sessions / Month — $190
Approximately once per week.
8 Sessions / Month — $380
MOST POPULAR
Approximately twice per week.
12 Sessions / Month — $570
Approximately three times per week.
Getting Started
Every dog starts with a 30-minute introductory session for $50.
This gives me a chance to get to know your dog, see how they respond to me and their environment, and determine whether Running & Enrichment is a good fit before beginning a recurring schedule.
You Don’t Have to Be Home
After the introductory session and home-access arrangements are established, you don’t need to be home.
I’ll pick up your dog, complete their personalized outing, safely return them home, and send you an update afterward.
Run. Sniff. Explore. Be a Dog.
Because meeting your dog’s needs is part of good training—and good welfare.
Have questions about whether Running & Enrichment is right for your dog?